bill.ardill@sim.org                                                                        January 2003

 
 

                           Marie and David

Anna, Marie and Heather


e arrived in Jos in August three days before the girls started at Hillcrest School. Marie is in 6th grade and Heather and Anna are in 3rd grade. They quickly picked up where they left off in many friendships and were delighted to meet some new classmates.

lthough all the girls are taking piano lessons, Marie has begun playing the clarinet and Anna has enthusiastically started the flute. They are all avid readers and also participated in the school "Walking Club" this semester.

avid has a delightful disposition and is as cute as you can imagine. He loves helping our gardener water the plants, riding his red tricycle with wagon in tow, playing with his train set on the porch, reading Sesame Street books and watching Barney videos. We are grateful he has been healthy and is even taller than the twins were at his age!


 

               Dorothy with several Women's Fellowship members

 

 
Yohanna in the Prosthetics Clinic  

orothy has been speaking to ECWA Women's Fellowship groups to bring awareness of the looming AIDS orphan crisis and to challenge them to begin caring for the widows and orphans already in the churches. It is estimated that there will be 10 million orphans because of AIDS in Nigeria in the next 10 years with over 500,000 in our Plateau State alone. Please pray with us for God to open the hearts of women to begin to prepare for this catastrophe and to take heed to the biblical precautions against AIDS.

 

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